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Friday, June 22, 2012

My Pinkalicious Blog Hop ~ June 2012

Welcome to this month's blog hop showcasing My Pink Stamper's latest and greatest image stamp release: Yankee Doodles.  This stamp set has so many fun images to play with and can be bought exclusively at Shop Pumpkin Spice.  You should have reached here from Shelley's blog and if you just joined us, please start at the beginning at Robyn's blog so that you don't miss any of the great projects featuring this stamp set.

For my project, I created a glass charm set:




Materials Used:
  • Shrinky Dinks
  • My Pink Stamper Yankee Doodles stamp set/kit
  • Stazon Jet black ink
  • Promarkers in Royal Blue, Red and Gold
  • Misc beads and jewelry fundamentals
I started off the project using Shrinky Dinks in Bright White.

Next, I cut my images to stamp on.  I used the FREE Cricut digital cart - Cricut Craft Room Basics.  I cut the Shrinky Dinks material in my mini at full pressure, speed, and multi-cut 3.

I then stamped my images from the My Pink Stamper Yankee-Doodles stamp set with Stazon ink.

Time to color!  I used Promarkers Royal Blue, Red and Gold found in this months Pumpkin Spice kit.

The last preparation step is to punch holes in the Shriky Dinks PRIOR to going in the oven.  I used a standard hole punch which leaves a perfectly sized hole to attach with once it is baked.  Baking them is super easy and fast.  Simply bake in a 325 degree oven for 1-3 minutes.  They cool almost immediately and are then ready to be used.
And here they are completed:







I think this will make a fun and unique hostess gift.  Want to try this yourself?  Here are my craft files:

Cricut Craft Room:  https://www.box.com/s/c18cdb48bbb202493ef8
Gypsy:  https://www.box.com/s/075fed38ee587f352987


Need a fun summery drink recipe to make for your Fourth of July barbecue?  How about some Watermelon Lemonade to keep you refreshed?

Ingredients:

  • 6 cups watermelon
  • 1 cup water
  • 1/3 cup sugar
  • 1/2 cup lemon juice

Preparation:

Remove as many seeds as you can from the watermelon flesh. Place watermelon and water in a blender and blend until smooth. Strain liquid into a pitcher, along with sugar and lemon juice. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Refrigerate until chilled, then serve.

Thank you for joining us for this month's Pinkalicious blog hop.    The stamp set and kit will be available for purchase from Shop Pumpkin Spice at 12 PM central.  The last kit sold out fast and this one is anticipated to as well, so please shop early to ensure you don't miss out on this great release! 

Your next stop on the hop is with JULIE.  And be sure to hop back to Robyn's blog once your through hopping.   She will be giving away the Yankee Doodles New Release Kit!!! 

I hope you have a fun and safe Fourth of July holiday with your family and friends!

Here is the complete blog hop list in case you get lost:
Andrea
Carissa
Courtney
Edna
Angela
Chelle
Helen
June
Shelley
Renee
Julie
Roberta
Karlee
Missy
Maria
Tracy

35 comments:

  1. Ooooo--now I need to play with shrinky dinks :)

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  2. Renee, These would be great for a 4th of July party. Thanks for sharing and the recipe :)
    Jessica
    jrparlier@gmail.com
    http://jessica-fortheloveofcrafting.blogspot.com/

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  3. Great idea for glass tags...too cute! Lee-Ann :)

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  4. This is incredible! Way to think outside the box! I am in LOVE with this idea!!! XOXO, Julie. :0)

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  5. Love your wine glass charms and thanks for the recipe for the yummy drink.

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  6. So cute! And who doesn't love to do shrinky dinks!! I love this idea! Thanks for the inspiration!
    Noelle

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  7. Wow! I must try some of this shrinky dink stuff! What you did with it is perfect!! Thanks for all the ideas!

    www.jeannespapercrafts.com

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  8. Very cute idea!!! And thanks for the recipe will have to try it.

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  9. Oh WOW!! Those glass charms are the cutest thing EVER!! And I never would've thought to use shrinky dinks for something like this. So fun and creative! And that drink recipe made my mouth water....perfect for the summertime barbeques and picnics!! Great job, and TFS!

    izzyw0611@yahoo.com
    creatingexpressionsoflove.blogspot.com

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  10. SO cute Renee!! Guess you had a couple extra beads laying around;)

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  11. That is such a great idea! I haven't tried shrinky dinks yet, but this project might get me to try :)

    Sheri R

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  12. What a great way to show case the new release. Adorable!!!
    Gina
    creationsbyGina.blogspot.com

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  13. How cute! love it and I sure do love how you use the kit and thanks for you Ideas! Also recipe too!

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  14. Love, love love this idea! What great glass charms you've made. Thanks as well for the recipe, I can't wait to try it out.

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  15. Oh how fun is it to mix the old with the new in crafts! This little charms are simply adorable! You are super creative, thank you for the inspiration!

    Debbie

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  16. YES! These are perfect...what a fabulous idea, Renee!

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  17. Great idea! You could even personalize these and have your guests take them home. :)

    lflinesatcomcastdotnet

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  18. I love this idea for guests to keep track of their glassware! I never used shrinky dinks before, but I think it's about time!

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  19. Fantabulous idea Renee -- thanks for sharing all of the "how to's." Love it!
    Tracy

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  20. Cute idea Renee! I love charms and how the images look with them!!

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  21. cute love the charms super idea
    DIANA L.
    http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com

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  22. Cute idea. Those stamps are adorable. I just saw them last night. I didn't even know the shrinky dinks came in white. Thanks for sharing.

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  23. Your glass charms are adorable! Love this idea! Thanks so much for sharing and have a wonderful day! (And thanks for the recipe, will have to try that!) lindagk23ataol.com

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  24. Love love your wine charms and thanks for the how 2!

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  25. Wow! Those charms are so cute! I love your idea,and I thank you for showing all the details on how to make them. Thanks!
    Hazel
    hdhall6002@sbcglobal.net

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  26. Absolutely love these... thanks for the awesome idea!! WOW!! I am impressed!
    Tina B

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  27. Fabulous charms. Perfect MPS designs for celebration.

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  28. Renee,
    These are so cute. I'm so glad I participated in the swap with you where I learned about Shrinky Dinks. You did another amazing project.

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